Product Description
General Electric developed the IS200STAIS2ACB to be one of many components in the Mark VI series for industrial gas and steam turbine control and automation. The Mark VI, like all of the series in the Mark lineup, was created to address all of the needs of turbine operations. These series have been in use by various industries around the globe since the Mark I debuted in 1969.
The IS200STAIS2ACB is a printed circuit board (PCB) or printed circuit card which is in the shape of a rectangle. Almost the entire left border of the IS200STAIS2ACB has been taken up by two (2) large green terminal blocks. These terminal blocks contain a series of terminals which are in the shape of a cube and comprised of silver metal. Forty-eight (48) terminals may be seen on the IS200STAIS2ACB in total, or twenty-four (24) within each terminal block. Attached to the opposite end of the IS200STAIS2ACB on the right is a black and silver connector port. This device is useful for attaching more components or circuit cards to the IS200STAIS2ACB. Centered on the IS200STAIS2ACB is a long vertical row of components. Ten (10) potentiometers that are solid black are situated in this area in a vertical line. Four (4) additional potentiometers have been grouped together in the lower right corner. Ten (10) transistors that are black and in the shape of half circles are also lined up in the center of the IS200STAIS2ACB. Paired together with every transistor is a solid black jumper. Every jumper is used to connect together at least two (2) metal jumper pins.